Youth Fitness

Since the earliest days of recorded history, humans have been searching for the mythical fountain of youth - the secret formula to reversing aging, staying healthy and vibrant, and looking our best while we're at it. The actual “fountain of youth” isn't just wishful thinking. It is well-established by medical science, and the secret lies in finding renewal from within.

The exercise industry is a monster—from online coaching, phone apps, email cues, gadgets, and infomercials, it is designed to turn you into a source of steady revenue stream. With this book, you will no longer need to pay for meaningless approaches to exercise, but will find the tools to remain motivated and active throughout your life. This book is written by a physical therapist, specifically for people who want to begin exercising, and for those who have started and quit, as well as for those realizing the negative effects of age on their activity levels.

Jeder Mensch wünscht sich Gesundheit – bis ins hohe Alter. Niemand möchte ab seinen 40-er oder 50-er-Jahren die wertvolle Lebenszeit in den Wartezimmern von Ärzten und Kliniken verbringen. Der Wunsch erfüllt sich durch ein bewusstes und gesundes Leben. Soweit zur Theorie. Berufliche Verpflichtungen, liebgewordene und gewachsene Gewohnheiten sowie Umweltgifte erschweren jedoch diese optimale Lebensweise.

If you’re looking for the fountain of youth, you’ve come to the right place! Intermittent fasting was the best-kept secret for great health and longevity for years, and now you have a comprehensive guide filled with all the knowledge you need right at your fingertips. In Intermittent Fasting: The Fountain of Youth for Men and Women Over 50, Rob Birsch shares with you not only his personal success but all the wisdom he’s has gained following an intermittent fasting lifestyle for the past 12 years.

In einer umfangreichen Studie der Universität Freiburg konnte herausgefunden werden, dass Darmbakterien wichtig für ein gesundes Gehirn sind. Diese Bakterien könnten sich laut Studienbericht möglicherweise ebenfalls positiv auf den Verlauf von Alzheimer, Multipler Sklerose und Krebs auswirken.